The year is 1926. Augusto C. Sandino has just returned to Nicaragua after his long years in exile. He is a man of few words, but his eyes are filled with a deep longing for his homeland. He is tired of working for others, of wandering the world. He dreams of settling down, finding a wife, and opening a business. He is drawn back to his home – to Niquinohomo – but a new conservative mayor is in charge. The mayor is not one he wishes to see, but fate dictates that Augusto C. Sandino seeks refuge and comfort in Leon, a city where he finds solace in its bustling avenues. In Leon, he finds companionship amongst local working men seeking a place to earn a living – a place to belong. He joins a group of miners who work in the gold mines of San Albino in the department of Nueva Segovia. He may have been a hero for many, but in Leon, he was just a man seeking a simple life.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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